Having long since provided an outlet for creative cartoons, Disney Channel is about to transport viewers to two whole new worlds and invite them back into another in 2019.

Disney Channel has greenlit two brand-new animated programs targeting kid audiences. The first, a comedy titled Amphibia, stars self-centered thirteen-year-old Anne Boonchuy as she is magically transported to a marshland populated by frog people. There she meets and presumably befriends a young frog named Sprig, who helps her develop into a hero. Amphibia was created and will be executively produced by Matt Braly of the highly successful Disney series Gravity Falls.

The second show, The Owl House, also features a young female protagonist who’s swept into an alternate world. Teenage Luz accidentally finds a portal to the Demon Realm, where she befriends rebellious witch Eda and tiny warrior King. Even though she’s just a human with no magical abilities, Luz chases her dream of becoming a witch by training under Eda at The Owl House, where she finds family in an unexpected place. This horror-comedy series was created and will be executively produced by Dana Terrace of the DuckTales reboot.

Viewers will also be able to return to the dimension of Mewni in the fourth season of popular series Star Vs. The Forces of Evil, which debuted on Disney Channel in 2015. The show follows teenage Princess Star Butterfly, who is sent to Earth to live with human Marco Diaz and his family when Star proves she’s not yet ready to rule over Mewni. While on Earth, Star and Marco work together to protect Star’s magical wand from falling into the hands of the villainous Ludo, who commands a monster army from Mewni. The newest season will have the two friends exploring Mewni and other dimensions that Star is able to access via portal-opening Dimensional Scissors.

All three shows are slated to air on Disney Channel in 2019.

Via Deadline.

Are you a fan of Star Vs. The Forces of Evil? Which of these shows will you be watching next year?

Edited by: Kelly Conley